Gender roles

In Punjab’s Manak Khana, women gained recognition through a powerful nameplate initiative that is changing the way villages see gender roles.

Sheshandeep Kaur Sidhu, the former sarpanch of Manak Khana, sparked a revolution in her village by empowering women through the introduction of nameplates recognising their contributions. Her legacy reshaped the community, challenging traditional gender roles and inspiring change for future generations.

“When I told them about my decision, most of them laughed it off as a joke. After they realised I was serious, I would be repeatedly asked if I could manage the kids or if I was really going to do the housework. It was unthinkable for many."

India’s first and only startup committed to the overall development of young girls through sport and group therapy.

Because it's important to break free from stereotypes that only serve to hurt.

For many women living in urban slums, self-sustainability and independence from family and societal pressures is a mere pipe dream. However, these three women from South Delhi’s slums are challenging these pre-defined gender roles and making their mark boldly.

How has society’s views of married life changed over the last 50 years? Do we still see married life and gender roles through predetermined rose-tinted glasses? Advertising provides some interesting snapshots of how the depiction of married life has changed